The word "sale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of time when goods are offered at a discounted price, usually to encourage people to buy them. For example, "The store is having a sale on winter coats this weekend."
They spoke about the sale of some unwanted tickets that were returned to Match by a hotel group.
Interest in Foster Wheeler, which in effect put itself up for sale last year, has been long debated.
The range of Putin T-shirts went on sale at a pop-up shop within the most prestigious location in Moscow – the GUM department store on Red Square.
Have a browse through the artworks and locally made produce on sale to stretch your legs.
Blair's A Journey sold 92,060 copies in its first four days on sale last week, according to Nielsen BookScan – the best ever opening week sale for an autobiography since the book sales monitor's records began, in 1998, and well ahead of Mandelson's The Third Man's performance, which sold 14,960 copies in three days when it was published in July.
Or you are there at the point of sale, which makes you accountable to the customer.
"We have given local areas the power to restrict the sale of alcohol in the early hours and to ensure those who profit from a late-night licence help pay towards the costs of policing.
Flags from 72 nations (including Dominica with its green and purple parrot) are on sale at the auction.
Processors supporting 64-bit operation have been on sale from Intel and AMD since 2004, so most PCs still in operation will support 64-bit software.
Both awards were in recognition of the exceptional retail trade marketing over the past year and rewards the strategy of working closely with retail partners to develop sale.
"As long as you can pay Starbucks, or whoever, the US dollars, or whatever currency they require at their cash registers or point of sale terminals, that's fine".
